New from @ucla_vrp@MikeBRios report documenting vote dilution and vote denial in @TarrantCountyTX new mid-decade redistricting map https://t.co/MkjYLeyMPV
Election narratives, meet data analysis 🔍 Our team at @ucla_vrp is breaking down election night trends, and this is just the beginning. Stay tuned for more insights—follow us to stay informed. 🗳️📊 #Election2024
The Exit Polls are a survey with sampling bias and large margins of error. Our analysis of actual precinct data reveals Latino vote was about 5-7 pts less Dem than 2020 but still well over 60% for Harris, in some instances 67% or 70% in favor of Harris.
Our receipts:
Using data from @MyCielola on Zapotec speakers by census tract, our team at @ucla_vrp overlaid these data by voting precinct to identify 36 precincts that should be required to have Zapotec language ballots, easily passing the 3% threshold required by CA law.
Taking the stage next is @RepMonicaDLC but please don't tell her that the Southern part of TX-15 which is majority Latino just got 7-points MORE DEMOCARTIC. And don't tell the NYT but the RGV just got a little bluer on March 5th. 📊 by @MikeBRios@ahariharan014@MichaelHerndon_
If the Republican gains in Rio Grande Valley are real, then why didn't more Latinos vote in the GOP primary on March 5? TX-15 lost ground as compared to 2022. Don't believe it? Go check the data, it's all on the Texas SOS website. This is total ballots cast in Dem v. GOP pri
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Check out this precinct plot by @MikeBRios@ucla_vrp showing % Dem in 2020 presidential vs. % Dem in 2024 primary -- Hidalgo County TX -- as precincts get more heavily Latino, Dems are OVERPERFORMING RN compared to '20 -- NO RED WAVE?!
¿Que está pasando en South Texas? This is Nov 2020 Biden/Trump share as compared to total votes cast tonight in Dem/GOP presidential primary. Total Dem votes cast tonight shows significant INCREASE in Dem votes compared to 2020📊📉by: @MikeBRios@ahariharan014@MichaelHerndon_
🚨NEW @UCLAlatino Report: Despite the increased role of Latinos in determining elections & the vast evidence showing the crucial role of long-term & sustained contact for their turnout—investment in the mobilization of Latino voters has lagged behind. @MikeBRios@roddominguezv
🚨 NEW REPORT ALERT 🚨
With the midterms looming, many have questioned if #LatinoVoters are becoming more conservative.
@roddominguezv and I look back at the 2020 election to see how Democratic Senate candidates performed compared to Biden among #LatinoVoters.
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BREAKING: A new report from @UCLAlatino found that #LatinoVoters supported Democratic Senate candidates by wide margins in 2020 in 6 key Senate races, but a considerable number split their ballots btwn parties when choosing Senate and presi. candidates.
👉https://t.co/Ku11JSDM4n
In WA state the @RedistrictingWA commission failed to deliver maps by Nov 15 & worse, it failed to draw a Latino-performing district in the densely Latino Yakima region - a direct violation of the #VotingRightsAct
Read @ucla_vrp's memo to @WACourts⚖️⬇️
https://t.co/OhlxAYyE7T
Latino voters were more likely to vote to keep Newsom in office than non-Latino voters in the recall election, according to a new analysis by @UCLAlatino, via @sacbee_news & @Report4America
https://t.co/Np0EhbQmB6
Proud of @MikeBRios and @SonniWaknin for speaking about the important of complying with the Voting Rights Act at the Orange County Supervisors meeting today!
Yet, from March 2020 - March 2021, the number of Latinas in the workforce dropped by 2.74%– the biggest drop in labor force size of any demographic group during that time. (3/4)
#LatinaEqualPayDay